Sentence examples for swagger around from inspiring English sources

Indian diplomats "swagger around like viceroys," complains Ramesh Nath Pandey, a conservative former foreign minister.Meanwhile the peace process is foundering, dragging both sides into the mire.

"I said, 'Tom, mate, it's not cos I don't want to hurt you, I just don't want to break a sweat…'" You suspect he also didn't want to wreck his suit: while Hardy gets to swagger around in a sheepskin jacket, Cumberbatch is buttoned into sharp three-pieces.

If there is a degree of swagger around PSG right now, it is well earned.

But Hank does not swagger around the city these days in high-speed armored convoys, as he traditionally did.

At 10, he was inducted into the Hitler Youth, and he and his pals would swagger around singing rousing tunes like "Jew Heads Roll in the Gutter".

In their camouflage gear with AK47s slung around their necks, they swagger around the barrier across the border bridge that marks the edge of their control.

While Hunt just swaggers around, uncaring, uncomprehending, it is Lauda who can see the downside.

Chris Brown continues to be a headache, swaggering around and picking on people much smaller than him.

EastEnders and Corrie were the big dogs, their stars swaggering around with all the haughty entitlement of medieval royalty.

Worshipped by the Toon fans Gallacher swaggered around Tyneside dressed like a Hollywood gangster in broad-brimmed hat, double-breasted suits and spats.

Especially if some of them, swaggering around like sheriffs, prompt an outflow of seasoned chief constables.So much will depend on how well the PCCs run their shows.